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The Highland Elementary School is continuing its School Supply Drive during the Meet-the-Teacher Nights on Wednesday, August 31, and Thursday, September 1, at the Elementary School and is still accepting donations. The drive is sponsored by the Highland Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). The drive is meant to help students that may not have the means […]
Highland Elementary School and Washington School in Crookston are currently holding Read-A-Thon fundraisers. One was conducted last year during COVID-19, as the schools were looking for a fundraiser that could be held regardless of if the students were in school or at home. The fundraiser was successful, so Highland PTO has decided to bring it
The Kiwanis Terrific Kids program is beginning its sixth year honoring a fifth-grade student in each of the four classes at Highland Elementary. The students set goals with their teachers and strive to achieve them. Goals are set on the basis of grades, citizenship, and having positive attitudes toward schoolwork and other students. The first
